The Roppongi Hills courtyard looks a bit better at night than during the day, don’t you think?

The pressurized elevator ride up is surprisingly fast. And the view out the top of Taipei 101 is pretty cool. Like most tourist destinations, it’s the sort of place where you have to exit through the souvenir shop. Food court in the mall down below is pretty tasty, though. But on the whole, I enjoyed the lively night markets and streets in the other districts of Taipei more.

Taken as US 1097 arrived at PHL.

a.k.a. the Champs-Élysées of Japan.

Is that falling snow or noise from the camera sensor? I’ll never tell…

On a clear day in Tokyo, you can see Mt. Fuji off in the distance.

The F train speeds through the Jackson Heights station.

That nor’easter? It ended up being weaker than expected here in New England.

Made for nice nighttime pictures, though.

I stumbled across this cool video a while ago.

I’m inspired try to do something similar on my next vacation.

After some reflection, I think I prefer the color version of this photo I took in London earlier this year.

What do you think?